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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1939

Page

3

Farming Facts Worth Knowing

A sketch shows Nebr. Experiment Station biooder house with Bitudobe walls 14 inches thick. Michigan and Connecticut reports cover potato yields, Early McIntosh apples, and relay planting. A method to boost pasture yield with lime, ferrizer, and sweet clover is advised. Poultry egg weight gains from selective breeding. hybrid corn versus open pollinated borers. West Virginia beef production in Greenbrier County using Hereford stock. grain and forage mix for calves and market timing detailed.

Nebraska Experiment Station Connecticut Golden Cross Ohio Reid West Virginia West Virginia Experiment Station Greenbrier

German rivers deepened to widen navigation network

German planners announce deepening of the Lahn Moselle and Saar to make them navigable for the largest bourgeois and river craft, completing the Reichs waterways system.

Coblenz

Owner Will Aid Poultry Raisers Solve Problems

W A Morris of Morris Hatchery Amherst says diseases of respiratory and intestinal tracts and parasites cause high chicken mortality, costing poultrymen over fifty million dollars yearly. He offers free literature and a Poultry Sanitation program, advising blood tested chicks, disinfection of water and utensils, regular cleaning of litter, and fall warm handling. The hatchery sells chicks from blood tested flocks and supplies seeds and garden seed. invites visits.

W. A. Morris Moris Hatchery Park Avenue Amherst Morris Luiain County Morris Hatchery

Brookside P T A Installs Officers for Next Year

The Brookside Parent-Teachers Association in Sheffield installed officers for the next school year at Monday night’s meeting. Officers are Mrs Harry Lloyd president Mrs Edward Brown vice president Mrs Charles Mertz secretary and Mrs Frank Klaue treasurer. Plans include a May 20 school picnic and committee appointments across publicity program hospitality finance and budget membership.

Sheffield Brookside Parent-Teachers Association Harry Lloyd Edward Brown Charles Mertz Frank Klaue Delores Loher Harold Irish Wilma Squire John Townsend Rahn

Avon High Seniors Present New Play Young and Healthy

Avon High seniors stage a Friday play May 12 featuring a cast of under 21 in a lively comedy about American youth. Bobby Means leads the family. the ensemble includes Harald Means Joe Sikora Glenn Hubbard and others with roles as siblings students and a colored maid in a lighthearted performance.

AVON Bobby Means Joe Sikora Harald Means Glenn Hubbard Bill Baker John Kubucka Windy” Williams Russell Chester Abbott Ardsley Arthur Kessler Garrison Garwood Carl Jensen Evelyn Pringle Bobbys Norma Nissen Vivian Adams Harold Louise Sheer Ruth Meek Harriet Dudley Elizabeth Adams Marie Heimebrodt Edith Evans June Barr Pansy Pearl Maryjorie Walker

First Ohio Wheat Indemnity Is Paid

Fred Hardy of Putnam County became Ohio’s first wheat grower to collect an indemnity from the Federal Crop Insurance Corporation on May 1. He received $119.75 for a total loss of his 1939 crop plus a portion of the 1940 premium, as AAA officials in Putnam County declared the 1939 wheat crop a total loss after severe drought.

Fred Hardy Continental Putnam County Ohio Federal Crop Insurance Corporation Harding Putnam County Aaa Wuinterkut Hardy Agricultural Adjustment Administration Defiance Henry Putnam Paulding

Bees Help Fruit Set In Apple And Cherry Orchards

Ohio State University horticulturist Frank H. Beach notes bees aid not just honey but fruit production. Cross pollination from other varieties is needed for self sterile apples and cherries to set fruit, sometimes requiring added bee colonies during bloom to ensure a good crop.

Columbus Frank H. Beach Ohio State University Ohio Winesap Rhode Island Mammoth Turley Winesan J. H Hale Bing and Lambert Sweet Bartlett

Farmers Advised To Prepare For Later Forage Scarcity

Ohio extension agronomist D R Dodd warns farmers to expect forage scarcity in July and August. Options for midsummer pasture include lime and fertilizer to boost permanent pastures and improve livestock carrying capacity. The note also covers pollination basics for various fruit trees and cross pollination compatibilities.

Ohio D. R. Dodd

Rural Leaders To Attend May 24 Conference

Three hundred rural life and organization leaders from Farm Bureau advisory councils extension agents rural ministers and rural life council leaders are expected for a one day state wide conference on rural adult education for action in Columbus on May 24. Rev Nelson MacDonald of Nova Scotia will be principal speaker and Murray D Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau executive secretary will also speak. Discussions will be led by Farm Bureau representatives extension offices and rural churches. A banquet is planned for the evening session.

Farm Bureau Advisory Council Farm Bureau Columbus Nelson MacDonald Nova Scotia Agricultural Extension Service Murray D. Lincoln Ohio Farm Bureau Farm Bureaus

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